In the crypto space, there is an encouraging fact in front of us — neural networks and reinforcement learning were once sentenced to death, but what happened? RL made a comeback. What does this tell us? It shows that things the market dismisses can be re-evaluated when the cycle turns. Following this logic, assets like NFTs are no different. No matter how many people think a certain track has already cooled off, history always repeats itself — technological waves and capital cycles tend to turn in circles, and what was considered "junk" before can become an opportunity in the next phase. The rule of the crypto market is this: things that are denied often make a comeback when you least expect it.
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BlockDetective
· 1h ago
The crypto world is like this—dead and alive, alive and dead, a never-ending cycle.
NFTs seem to have no demand right now, but who dares to say the next bull market won't turn around? History loves to slap us in the face.
If RL (real life) can turn around, what’s impossible? Everyone is equal in the face of cycles.
The things that are most underestimated are often the most profitable—that's the magic of the crypto world.
What is considered trash today could be gold tomorrow. I'm waiting to be proven wrong.
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BlockBargainHunter
· 1h ago
I respect this logic, but the problem is that most people can't even wait for that cycle.
NFTs are now really like prisoners sentenced to death, but can you be sure it will be the next RL? Gambler's mentality, huh.
To put it simply, you need patience and bullets, but how many can truly survive the bear market?
Don't just talk about cycles; the key is whether you can survive until that moment.
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FarmHopper
· 12h ago
I like this logic. NFTs have died many times, but guess what, now people are stocking up again. Cycles are really like that—when you think it's over, that's often the real beginning.
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MemecoinTrader
· 01-10 22:52
ngl the RL reversal is just sentiment arbitrage on a macro scale. we're literally watching the psyops playbook repeat itself—consensus shifts, narrative flips, alpha prints. NFTs aren't dead, they're just pre-pump rn imo
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CoffeeNFTs
· 01-10 22:46
Really, the things that are currently being underestimated will be the gold in the next cycle. We learned our lesson from the NFT wave.
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DefiOldTrickster
· 01-10 22:40
Ha, it's that same "resurrection theory" again. I heard this back in 2017, and what was the result? I did turn things around, but only if you weren't caught at the top. The issue isn't about the cycle; it's whether you can survive until the next cycle—that's the real art.
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0xLuckbox
· 01-10 22:37
Haha, RL's turnaround really gave me inspiration. To put it simply, it's all about cycles, nothing new.
NFTs are now being mocked, but who says the next bull market won't reverse? Anyway, I believe in this cycle theory.
Things that are being bearish on are actually the most promising, that's the magic of crypto.
Niche tracks surviving the winter are like gold mines; the question is whether you can hold on until then.
That's right, history loves to go in circles; the key is who can survive until the end.
It's better to lay in ambush early than to wait passively; cycles will always turn around anyway.
In the crypto space, there is an encouraging fact in front of us — neural networks and reinforcement learning were once sentenced to death, but what happened? RL made a comeback. What does this tell us? It shows that things the market dismisses can be re-evaluated when the cycle turns. Following this logic, assets like NFTs are no different. No matter how many people think a certain track has already cooled off, history always repeats itself — technological waves and capital cycles tend to turn in circles, and what was considered "junk" before can become an opportunity in the next phase. The rule of the crypto market is this: things that are denied often make a comeback when you least expect it.